basic book review rough draft

I am reading Charlie st. Cloud, by Ben Sherwood. The book tells the story of a young man facing dilemmas in life. More specifically problems centralizing in family and love. There are many interesting characters in my book. Ranging from the Charlie, his dead brother(a ghost that floats, communicates, and plays baseball with his big brother Charlie.), their mom, a lonely old widow, a fat man that makes sails and the list goes on. There is possibly one of everything in the book. 
The one that pops out the most to me is, one of the main characters. Her name is Tess. Tess is the young woman in the story that thrills the readers and makes many unexpected turns. Tess makes the decisions you wouldn't think of doing. Not only is Tess the woman that thrills the readers of the book, but she also thrills Charlie the other main character. Charlie and Tess hit it off well and begin a complicated relationship. 

 When Tess was introduced, her character seems to be a cold-hearted person with one specific purpose in life. Tess held a purpose she was determined to accomplish, without allowing any interference.

For example, Tess as a young girl grew up boating without her father. Tess' father and her held that hobby and strong connection. When in the water Tess felt alive and truly herself. She felt as of she was bonding with nature. But as time passed her true passion with her father would break. Her father passed away and her alone, which is another story.

Tess had many moments where she needed to get out her stress and relieve being contained in a little city. Tess loved to sail along side her father she began was she was a young girl. Whenever Tess felt the need out lash onto the water. she did and did not want no one to rely upon. The waters she decides to boat in were dangerous. Not many decide to take the same . So why does Tess want to keep on going with her hobby? Tess faced a near death experience. from that experience she relized the dangers of her hobby and attempted to make a change. "Then the image from last night grabbed hold of her mind: querencia flipping over, the world investing. "JESUS" she said out loud sitting up. She rubbed a bruise on her forearm. She had definitely learned her lesson. "page (81)Instead of taking that experience to stop boating, she used it to change her personality. Tess became responsible and thought about others around her while she remained boating.

As soon as Tess arrived on land, she changed as person. One of the first things that she did was go to visit her father at the cemetery. Tess had regularly visited her farther in the past, but it suddenly stopped. Tess was not exactly sure what led her to end the frequent visits. she forgot about  her father, who she was extremely close to. As Tess spent moments in the cemetery, she recognized a familiar face of someone in her past. That familiar face was of Charlie st. Cloud. Tess did not hesitate one bit to approach and conversing, with Charlie once again. normally Tess would not approach him. She had not seen him since a few years, which made him a stranger in some levels. she did not give importance to the distance they had. Tess’s personality made a complete turn; from her own world to be being more open. 

In addition, I have read many past similar novels such as the last song, and the lucky one, and the book seems to take a quite dissimilar route. The two other books specifically the last song, begins the story, and quickly builds on the main events climax. Charlie st. clouds begin with an important event and goes back to it. On the other hand, they are similar in the way that they both ended up being major motion picture novels. In addition to both being movies, they centralize the theme of a problem around family and result in solution involving others also known as "love".

Charlie st. Cloud is different from the past novels I have read. Some of the novels  include The Last Song, The Lucky One and many other by Nicholas Sparks.  the book differs in the way that the plot is built. The book begins with major important striking information, centralizing to the main point. It tells you what a person needs to know to understand the book. That major information is given  in the first couple of pages. As the book continues, it builds off what happened in the begining. In a way i find it that the book is moving backwards. Throughout the book there are many flash-forwards and the past events. the even that is most flash-backed to is what happens in the first few pages. 
Knowing something so important in the beginning can change and vary the views of the readers. It may be helpful so a person can clearly understand the point of the book. The point is clear since the beginning so there is no way for the reader to get lost. In traditional books the points build on with every chapter.  While on the other hand, it decreases the level of thrill of knowing the main ideas while reading it. Some people may want to wait, read several events, go twist in the plot and have the most important parts on the end.  The book may go against the usual expectations of what a normal novel should look like. Towards the beginning of the book, 

“Thirteen years had gone by since Charlie had first past come to waterside. Thirteen years had passed since the paramedics failed to revive his little brother. thirteen years had vanished since Sam was buried in a small coffin near the Forest of shadows. Thirteen Octobers. Thirteen world series. Thirteen years keeping the promise.”( Page 46). 

In my opinion, the book may be different it is well written. The book thrills and excites the readers well. nearly at  part of the main of the book but it gives background information prior. There is more than one climax. the events are well incorporated, which keeps the book interesting. The book is uniquely great!

Pre rough draft 2

I am reading Charlie st. Cloud, by Ben Sherwood. The book tells the story of a young man facing dilemmas in life more specifically centralizing in family and love. There are many interesting characters in my book. One of the main characters pops out the most. Her name is Tess. Tess is the young women in the story that thrills the readers and takes many unexpected turns.

When Tess was introduced, her character seems to be a cold-hearted person with one specific purpose in life. Tess held a purpose she was determined to accomplish, without allowing any interference.

For example, Tess as a young girl grew up boating without her father. Tess' father and her held that hobby and strong connection. When in the water Tess felt alive and truly herself. She felt as of she was bonding with nature. But as time passed her true passion with her father would break. Her father passed away and her alone.

Whenever Tess felt the out lash onto the water, she had no one. The waters she decides to boat in are dangerous. So why does Tess want to keep on going with her hobby? Tess faced a near death experience. " then the image from last night grabbed hold of her mind: querencia flipping over, the world investing. "JESUS" she said out loud sitting up. She rubbed a bruise on her forearm. She had definitely learned her lesson. "page (81)Instead of taking that experience to stop boating, she used it to change her personality. Tess became responsible and thought about others.

As soon as Tess arrived on land, she was a changed person. One of the first things that she did was go to visit her father at the cemetery. Tess had regularly visited her farther in the past, but it suddenly stopped. Tess was not exactly sure what led her to end the frequent visits. As Tess spent moments in the cemetery, she recognized a familiar face. That familiar face was of Charlie st. Cloud. Tess did not hesitate one bit to approach and conversing, with Charlie once again. She had not seen him since a few years. Tess’s personality made a complete turn; from her own world to be being more open. 

First pre pre rough draft

Charlie st. Cloud is written by Ben Sherwood and falls into the novel category. I have read many past similar novels such as the last song, and the lucky one, and the book seems to take a quite dissimilar route. The two other books specifically the last song, begins the story, and quickly builds on the main events climax. Charlie st. clouds begin with an important event and goes back to it. On the other hand, they are similar in the way that they both ended up being major motion picture novels. In addition to both being movies, they centralize the theme of a problem around family and result in solution involving others aka known as love.

Charlie st. Cloud may be different from the past novels including the last song in the way that the plot is built. The book begins with major important striking information, centralizing in the main point of the whole book. It tells you most of what a person needs to know to understand the book in the first couple of pages. As the book continues, there are many flash-forwards and backs. Knowing something so important in the begin of the book can change and vary the view of the reader. It may be helpful so that a person can always clearly understand the point of the book. While on the other hand, it decreases the level of thrill while reading it.

The book may go against the usual expectations of what a normal novel should look like. Towards the beginning of the book, 

“Thirteen years had gone by since Charlie had first past come to waterside. Thirteen years had passed since the paramedics failed to revive his little brother. thirteen years had vanished since Sam was buried in a small coffin near the Forest of shadows. Thirteen Octobers. Thirteen world series. Thirteen years keeping the promise.”( Page 46). 

In my opinion the book is well written though it may be different. The book starts giving part of the main of the book but it gives background information prior. There is equal amounts plot well incorporated to the book. The book is uniquely great!

There are several commonalities within blog posts. The most apparent of the commonalities includes family. Every vignette has weaved the thought some how. Even though the actual event and idea conveyed through the story may differ, the vignettes points are similar. Everyone has or experienced something similar to a family at least once in life. And family is one of those things that people can always remember and that has meaning to it. Everyone’s family may be different and have nothing in common in plain sight but in reality it is almost identical. A family is people joined together to form a bond and serve to assist each other through events. People overcome many events and obstacles, while also facing many enjoyable and memorable moments.

 By now, I can see who those people are. It is my cousin and his family. My cousin belongs to my mother’s side of the family branch. His mother and my mother are siblings. They are a family of four. First is the second child, Stroy, a fat and perhaps stubborn as well as spoil. Second is the third child, Kong. Kong is smaller and younger than Stroy and he is more obedient than Stroy when given orders. Kong is like a monkey while Stroy is like big fat fluffy cat.

-Vinh Hang Liang

Nails are important to the girls in my family. “They say a lot about a person,” my dad once told us. He looked my nails and frowned. “Your mother, when she was alive, used to take great care of her nails. I remember she painted them pink.” The he left the room.

-Kaisia kathryn metwoswki 

The two-blog posts have almost nothing apparently similar. However, when digging a little deeper it is apparent they hold the same idea and just put different accessories to build their story.  The two stories are unique in the perspective in the way where one talks about nails and how important they may be to her family, while another one talks about the different people to build the family. The stories both give major details to show how people are unique in their family and bring across how it makes their family special.